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3 weeks ago
Pritzker signs bill protecting medical records for abortion patients in Illinois
The new law will shield people from out-of-state retaliation.
3 weeks ago
Ride Route 66 for a good cause this weekend
A motorcycle and Jeep ride along Route 66 helps the United Way of Central Illinois.
3 weeks ago
Keaton Wagler goes #5 to the LA Clippers in 2026 NBA draft
Wagler becomes the second-highest draft pick ever at Illinois, and the highest since Deron Williams went No. 3 overall in 2005.
3 weeks ago
Route 66 Road Trip Caravan brings high-steaks challenge to Springfield
Three men in Springfield were challenged to eat 4.5 pounds of steak, shrimp, a baked potato, salad and a roll — all in one hour.
3 weeks ago
7 tornadoes confirmed across central Illinois following weekend storms
NWS confirmed on Tuesday that an EF-Unknown, or EF-U, touched down in the Edinburg area of Christian County over the weekend.
3 weeks ago
Crime of the Week: Damage done to Springfield Bunn plant
Damage done in a vestibule area.
3 weeks ago
Teen seriously injured in Rochester shooting
A teen is hospitalized with life-threatening injuries, police said.
3 weeks ago
Ex-EMT worker charged with killing patient in 2022 sentenced to 24 months’ probation
Cadigan, along with Peggy Finley, was arrested in January 2023 in connection with Moore's murder.
3 weeks ago
State announces public library funding
Illinois Secretary of State and State Librarian Alexi Giannoulias has announced more than $27 million in new grant funding for libraries across the state. The awards will support a wide range of improvements, including new books and materials, technology upgrades, literacy initiatives, building renovations, and enhanced security measures.
3 weeks ago
Illinois’ abortion landscape continues to evolve amid persistent growth in demand
Number of out-of-state people seeking care in Illinois continues to increase.
3 weeks ago
Organization applauds extension of affordable housing-related tax credits
The tax credit's extension has, before now, only happened in five-year increments.
3 weeks ago
Meridian Elementary won’t open in August due to heavy storm damage
Extreme winds seriously damaged the building and ripped off part of the roof, while rain then left water damage in several classrooms.
3 weeks ago
Illinois junk fees ban arrives on Pritzker’s desk
Sponsors said junk fees cost an average family of four $3,200 annually.
3 weeks ago
ADM to invest $103 million in improvements to Decatur facilities
Although ADM could have invested anywhere in the country, its roots run deep in Decatur.
3 weeks ago
Bicyclist hit in Springfield, authorities want help identifying suspect
The man hit is hospitalized in intensive care, according to sheriff's deputies.
3 weeks ago
How long does it take to buy a house in Springfield, Illinois in 2026?
Redfin Real Estate compiled data on how long it takes to buy a house in 2026 in Springfield, IL.
3 weeks ago
Teen jailed following injury for alleged attack on expectant mother
Scott was hospitalized for stab wounds before being taken to jail.
3 weeks ago
Pritzker to tour storm damage
The governor is frustrated with FEMA and adds Trump is not credible on Chicago violence.
3 weeks ago
Lucky Horseshoes welcome legends and pro baseball women
Legends Game 5 took place this past Saturday Night! Live from Robin Roberts Stadium. Stars of tomorrow got to meet the stars of yesterday right on the ball field. Former Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinal players took the field with Lucky Horseshoe players and the newly announced Women's Pro Baseball League.
3 weeks ago
Nokomis officer relieved from shift after reported incident, internal review underway
The mayor says it was in reference to an incident at Casey's.
